I needed a tool to give color to source code on my blog.
I checked out available tools and I found some good ones like
Java2Html, but wanting a
clever html supporting CSS styles I decided to write my own tool
keeping good ideas of others.
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Yes, XML and HTML colouring are almost complete (just need to improve
embedded DTD colouring), and other languages are planned.
Next planned are CSS/JavaScript/JSP
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Yes. JRainbow is distributed under
Apache License Version 2.0
so you can almost do anything you want with it.
Just remember to mention that your code comes from JRainbow.
Check the license at point 4 (Redistribution).
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JRainbow "engine" (model / parser / converter) are designed in
separated packages that can be easily grouped in a jar
library and made available for any use.
At the moment I've not separated those files to be shipped in a
single jar, but I intend to do that, so that including JRainbow
as a library would be much easier.
Also I'm planning to create a tag library, for web applications
wanting to use that.
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I wrote it to be used to colorize source code for my blog. So I needed it to be online, as I am online when I blog.
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Yes, you're welcome!
You can help in several ways:
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No.
I work on JRainbow when I have spare time && feel like working
on it.
Also, I am working on it alone, so be patient.
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